Two big Bali thrills in one efficient day.

This combo pairs an off-road ATV safari around Ubud with a white-water run on the Ayung River, so you get jungle, rice-field views, and real motion instead of a half-day tour.

I really like how this day is set up for comfort and clarity.

Two things I’d highlight: the door-to-door transfers (pickup and drop-off), and the practical on-site setup with showers, lockers, and changing rooms so you don’t end the day damp and annoyed.

One consideration: the rafting is exciting, but it’s not built for hardcore rapids.

If you’re chasing maximum danger level, you might find the rapids more scenic than extreme, even though the route still delivers that bump-and-splash adrenaline.

Key Things to Know Before You Go

• Two activities, one day: ATV time first, then Ayung River rafting, with enough structure to feel relaxed.
• Solo or tandem ATV options: ride alone if you want control, or pair up if that’s your style.
• Lunch choice matters: you’ll get to pick between lunch at the ATV base area or up by the Agung River.
• Clean reset facilities: locker storage plus showers and changing rooms before you head back.
• Small-group feel: the tour caps at 15 travelers, which usually means less waiting around.
• Staff you can trust with logistics: the operation is known for smooth timing and clear communication, including WhatsApp reconfirmation from driver Yande.

ATV Ubud and Ayung River Rafting: the simple pitch

This is the classic Bali combo day, but it’s also the practical version of it. You’re not just doing two activities back-to-back—you’re doing them with built-in support: transfers, gear, instructors, and the stuff you need to change and move on.

On the ATV side, you’ll wear your helmet and boots and follow your guide through countryside lanes, rice-field scenery, and village areas. On the rafting side, you’ll head to Ayung’s river section for a guided run that’s all about momentum: bumps, narrow channels, and moments where the water pushes back.

The whole schedule runs about 8 hours, so you can fit it into a typical Ubud itinerary without feeling like you vanished for two days.

Door-to-door pickup that actually keeps you on schedule

The day starts with hotel pickup and ends with drop-off. That matters in Ubud because traffic and timing can change fast, and off-road + rafting days punish delays.

One standout from real-world experience: driver Yande is known for tight organization, including reconfirming the plan via WhatsApp the day before and then showing up right on time. Even if your pickup details are totally standard on paper, this kind of communication helps you relax.

You also get bottled water in the car, which is a small thing until you’re standing around in humidity half a day.

Stop 1: Alasan Adventure ATV Safari in Ubud countryside

Your first big block of time is at Alasan Adventure. The focus here is straightforward: you get a real ATV ride, not a quick photo loop.

You’ll spend about 2 hours on the quad, following route directions from your professional instructor. The ride area is described as lush countryside and rice-field scenery, which is exactly what you want in Ubud—green views plus the sensation of being away from the main roads.

Solo vs tandem: choose your style

This tour lets you choose solo or tandem ATV riding depending on your comfort level and travel setup. If you want full control and don’t mind handling speed yourself, solo is the obvious pick. If you’d rather share the workload (or you’re riding with someone who’s more cautious), tandem makes it easier to enjoy the day together.

There are a couple important rules:

• Minimum age for a single ride is 16.
• Ages 9–15 can ride tandem but must have an adult present.
• Tandem bookings must be even-numbered (examples include 2, 4, 6, up to 14).

What about thrill level?

You should expect real off-road riding—revving, uneven ground, and enough movement to feel like an adventure. One previous rider even described an underground cave segment on the route, which hints that your track may include a darker, different-feeling section—not just open trails. You don’t go into this expecting a theme park, but the route design can add little surprises.

Stop 2: Ayung Dewata Rafting, a guided run on the Ayung River

After the ATV, you’ll head to the rafting meeting point near Ayung Dewata Rafting at Jalan Raya Kedewatan, Ubud. There’s a short brief here before you actually hit the water.

You’ll spend about 3 hours total at the rafting stop, which usually includes briefing, getting set up, the ride itself, and time to reset afterward.

What the rafting experience feels like

The Ayung route here is described as a thrilling white-water run with bumps and sections between cliffs. Translation: you’ll feel the boat hit uneven water and you’ll react as the river changes direction.

At the same time, the rafting is not marketed as extreme for absolute beginners. One big clue: the rapids are commonly described as not that huge, while the jungle scenery is a real part of the value. So plan for fun and challenge, not fear.

Meet the rafting guide (and why it matters)

A name that came up in the experience feedback is rafting driver/guide Gedut. When rafting works well, it’s because the guide keeps commands simple, watches your positioning, and reads the river quickly. That’s what you’re paying for with a professional instructor—and it’s also why rafting is less stressful than it looks from shore.

Gear, lockers, showers, and the two lunch options

This is where this day earns its keep. A lot of action tours forget that you’ll still be wet, sweaty, and muddy.

You get:

• Quad and rafting equipment
• Locker storage
• Shower facilities and a changing room
• Insurance coverage
• Rafting and ATV instructor support

During the rafting portion, the start point includes locker and changing facilities, which is ideal because it means you can rinse up and switch out before your drive back.

Lunch: at the ATV base or above the Agung River

Lunch is included, and you get a choice. It can be served at the ATV place or as a buffet at the rafting place, and you may also have the option of eating above the Agung River depending on your day’s setup.

That choice sounds minor until you’re in Bali heat. I like that you can choose between being closer to the ATV base area versus the more scenic-feeling viewpoint option up by the Agung.

Photos and drinks

Souvenir photos aren’t included, but they’re available to purchase. Alcoholic drinks aren’t included either, so if you want a post-ride drink, plan on paying separately.

Safety and practical limits (read this before you assume anything)

This tour does list clear boundaries, and they’re worth checking early.

Age and ride type

• Minimum age for a single ATV ride: 16.
• Tandem: ages 9–15 must ride with an adult present.
• Maximum age for ATV: 59.

Weight limits

• Maximum weight for ATV: 165 kg.

Fitness level

You should have moderate physical fitness. That doesn’t mean you need to be an athlete, but rafting involves getting in and out of the boat and ATVs involve staying stable over uneven ground.

If you’re unsure, it’s better to tell your operator before you show up rather than trying to “muscle through” on the day.

Price and value: is $90 per person worth it?

At $90 per person, this sits in the “full activity day” category. The price looks fair because the day isn’t just raw entertainment—it includes a lot of the things that usually cost extra elsewhere.

Here’s where the value comes from:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off (door-to-door)
• Lunch during the day
• Professional quad bike + rafting instruction
• Rafting and ATV equipment
• Shower/changing/locker facilities
• Insurance coverage
• Bottled water in the car

If you tried to build this yourself—transport to the ATV park, transport to the river, gear rentals, and a meal—you’d likely end up paying more, plus you’d spend time coordinating. This tour aims to remove the friction.

Two possible reasons you might question the value:

• If your group is extremely rafting-focused and wants high-grade rapids only, this may not deliver the intensity you’re chasing.
• If you already have transport locked in and you don’t want lunch, the package may feel “too included.” But for most people, it’s exactly right.

Who should book this combo day

This ATV + Ayung rafting day is a strong match if you want:

• A mix of off-road and on-water fun in one schedule
• A guided experience with equipment handled for you
• A day that doesn’t turn into logistics homework
• Small-group energy (max 15 travelers)

It’s also a good choice for couples and friends who can agree on different activity flavors: one half is speed and dirt trails, the other half is river action and scenery.

Who might want to think twice

If you want only big, technical white-water rapids, you might find the rafting more mellow than expected. And if your group includes someone right at the age or weight limits, double-check that tandem planning works with your travel party size (tandem bookings need even numbers).

Timing that feels realistic for an 8-hour Bali day

This schedule flows because each block has a purpose.

• 2 hours at the ATV park gives you a proper riding session.
• 3 hours at the rafting location includes briefing and time on the river.
• The remaining time is built for transfers, lunch, and getting cleaned up.

So even though you’re doing two adrenaline activities, you’re not constantly sprinting between locations. The day is designed to feel paced.

Quick tips to make the day smoother (no guesswork required)

You’ll get the helmet and boots, plus the gear. What you should bring is the stuff that keeps you comfortable and helps you move after.

• Wear shoes that can handle water and mud.
• Plan to change out afterward—thankfully, showers and changing rooms are provided.
• If you get motion-sick easily, rafting might be a bigger factor than the ATV portion, so consider that when you decide.

And when the driver reaches out, read it carefully. Communication like Yande’s WhatsApp reconfirmation is part of why the day runs smoothly.

Should you book this ATV Ubud and Ayung River Rafting combo?

I’d book it if you want the best version of a “do-two-thrills” day without stressing over logistics. The door-to-door transfers, lunch, included equipment, and clean facilities make it feel like a complete package rather than a patchwork of activities.

Skip it (or ask extra questions) if you’re chasing extreme rapids only, or if your group doesn’t fit the ATV tandem rules. Also check that everyone meets the age and weight limits before you commit—nothing kills the vibe faster than realizing your plan doesn’t match the rules.

If you’re the kind of traveler who likes guided fun, scenic river time, and a little dirt under your boots, this is a very solid Ubud day at a reasonable price.

FAQ

What is the duration of the ATV and Ayung River rafting tour?

The tour lasts about 8 hours in total.

Do I get hotel pickup and drop-off?

Yes. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off with door-to-door round-trip transfers.

Where does the ATV portion take place?

The ATV portion is at Alasan Adventure in Ubud.

How long is the rafting portion?

The rafting stop runs for about 3 hours, including a short briefing before the rafting begins.

Is lunch included, and can I choose where to eat?

Lunch is included. You can choose between lunch at the ATV place or buffet lunch at the rafting place, and there is also an option mentioned for lunch above the Agung River.

Can I ride solo or tandem on the ATV?

You can choose between tandem and solo ATVs depending on your travel style.

What are the age requirements for ATV riding?

Minimum age is 16 for a single ride. Children age 9–15 can ride tandem if an adult is present.

Are there lockers, showers, and changing rooms available?

Yes. Locker, shower facilities, and changing rooms are provided.

What is included in the price, and are drinks included?

The price includes bottled water, lunch, quad and rafting equipment, instructor support, showers/changing/lockers, and insurance. Alcoholic drinks are not included.